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Subject: Re: Remotely pulling messages using CAMEL
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Thank you all for your feedback. 

I have tried an example similar to the one given at the following site:
http://marcelojabali.blogspot.com/2011/09/using-apache-mina-in-camel.html

But this works only if the client and server are on the same machines i.e.
local host.
In my case, I will have to use digi device which I can access and turn on
the TCP server on it. 
I am focusing on MINA component but I am still unable to figure out how can
this component make my life easier in communicating with digi device. I will
have to write a client program to open a socket communication with the digi
device or will this should be done by MINA in CAMEL. I don't know how to do
this. I need to guidance, please provide your valuable feedback. 


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